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1) Describe 3 ways learning a second language can be useful for children

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Elsa
7/19/2018 09:36:49 am

helps the child understand differing cultures,improve the cognitive abilities and will help them maneuver in the world throughout their lifetime

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Nancy Dalen
8/5/2018 09:46:07 pm

Three ways that learning a second language can be useful for children are:
-- increased communication, friendship opportunities
-- Improved executive function skills and multi-tasking skills
-- increased future job opportunities

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Danielle Moody
8/7/2018 04:24:59 pm

Really gives you jobs and opportunities.
Delays dementia
Helps with socialization with many cultures.

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Nazarena link
8/13/2018 11:41:28 am

Some of the benefits of knowing a second language are:
Learn about new cultures
Is easy to travel around the world
Open the child’s mind to new experiences
More possibilities to jobs

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Gabriella
8/20/2018 07:35:13 pm

-Gives you an advantage in jobs
-Decreases chance of developing dementia
-Helps children learn about another culture.

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Shahnaz Bahadori
8/24/2018 09:58:10 pm

1. Children gain a sense of cultural awareness
2. Increase in ability to multi-task
3. Increase in job opportunities

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mahnaz motamed
8/24/2018 10:05:54 pm

improves memory
multiple tasks
cultural awareness

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aranzazu
8/26/2018 10:43:39 pm

delay dementia
bilinguals are better multi-taskers
helps with cognitive development

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Kristina
8/28/2018 11:42:10 am

Better at multi tasking
More employable in the future
Delays onset of dementia

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shantha pathak link
9/1/2018 11:05:56 pm

-Helps to keep the brain sharp.
-Delays Dementia.
-Helps with careers and job opportunities.
-Helps in socializing and making friends.
-Improves executive functioning skills.

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Gene Dowers
9/4/2018 02:10:56 pm

1. Makes more friends.
2. Learns about another culture.
3. Increases multi-tasking ability.

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Nazarena Deschiave link
9/6/2018 09:34:56 am

Learning another language will possible delay dementia and Alzheimer. Kids score higher on standardized tests. Bilinguals are better at multitasking.

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Emma Plomell
9/14/2018 11:05:13 pm

learning a second language can help you do better in school

it can help you relate better to other cultures and customs of peers


It can help keep your brain healthy for longer and delay dementia

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Annie Hand
9/19/2018 08:38:47 pm

Knowing a second language has real world applications. It can help you in the work force. It can help children make friends. It makes children aware of other cultures. It can also delay the onset of dementia.

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Esmeralda Napalan
9/29/2018 02:37:46 pm

1) Describe 3 ways learning a second language can be useful for children

Learning a 2nd language can be useful for children because it can help them understand and communicate with another friend who speaks that language (socialization;) it will give them an advantage in their job search when they grow up, and it will help delay dementia/alzheimers by 5 yrs. when they get older.

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Bonana
9/29/2018 03:36:35 pm

1. helps develop their cognitive skills.
2. gives them the opportunity to communicate with children who they wouldn't have been able to.
3. get them exposed to the world and help them explore and learn about other cultures.

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Brogan Foster
10/3/2018 09:48:22 am

Improves memory, potentially delays dementia, enhances multitasking skills

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Ashna Devi
10/4/2018 10:02:41 am

A second language can be used as a gateway to new and different cultures.

Allows for communication with a new group of friends.

Helps with switching task.

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Ashley
10/14/2018 01:02:29 pm

Learning spanish as a second language (or any for that matter) creates a cultural awareness and understanding of others. It also helps their cognitive skills.

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lupita Montes
10/15/2018 02:07:23 pm

helps the child understand differing cultures
making friends
Delays Dementia letter on in life
better job opportunities when older

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Kelly Cochran
10/17/2018 03:16:50 pm

advanced executive function skills
planning
impulse control

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Bethany Shoop
10/24/2018 01:46:48 pm

1. Helps you to become better at multi tasking
2.Helps to promote cultural awareness
3.Helps to keep the brain working longer (delays the onset of dementia)

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Vanessa Von Papp
10/25/2018 01:19:58 pm

It assists with preventing dementia by the brain having to switch back and forth causing the brain to work harder.

It also assists students to have an appreciation of another culture

The child will develop more social skills by communicating with others that they wouldn't normally due to lack of communication

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Eileen
10/30/2018 10:04:57 am

Learning a second language can be useful for children, because it can make them better at multitasking, making friends because it helps them communicate with a wider variety of people, and it also offers cultural awareness which will teach children about cultures other than their own.

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Helen Romao
11/3/2018 11:18:59 am

1) Delay onset of dementia
2)More friendship opportunities
3)Increased executive function

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ray
11/13/2018 11:25:41 am

cognitive skills improved
better test scores
able to communicate with more people

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Stacey
11/15/2018 01:37:43 pm

Learning a second language helps kids multitask and switch more easily from one task to another. Kids that are bilingual score higher on standardized tests and are able to help teach their parents. Knowing more than one language is also proven to help delay the aging of the brain.

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Caitlin
11/28/2018 08:46:16 am

Learning a second language helps children in many way both in the present and also in the future. It can help with making friends and also respecting of other cultures. it can help with finding a job and with the pay scale you get as an adult. It can also help physically with keeping your brain sharp to avoid dementia and alztimers

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Allison Bequette
12/5/2018 01:28:08 pm

Three ways learning a second language can be useful for children:
1. Better job prospects in the future, often with better pay
2. Can delay Alzheimer's symptoms by years
3. Opens the door for more potential friendships

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Cheryl
12/7/2018 02:43:08 pm

1. Have more advanced executive function skills.
2. Can score higher in standardized tests.
3. Bilingual speakers are better able to multi-task.

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Nicole Mickens
12/11/2018 09:17:20 pm

1. Children will delay the onset of dementia later in life by learning a second language or being bilingual.
2. Children improve their executive function, such as, being able to follow directions to complete a task.
3. A child who is bilingual will have the ability to multitask at a more improved rate versus those who speak one language.

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Ekaterina Oskrovskaia
12/18/2018 08:01:28 pm

Three ways that learning a second language can be useful to children are:
They may have an edge when competing for a job.
Statistically, they may score higher than monolinguals on standardized tests.
They may have more awareness of their culture, or the culture of their peers.

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Danielle Jenkel
12/19/2018 10:22:37 am

Building executive function skills such as organization.
Building cultural awareness.
Building more social connections across languages.

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Ming Deng
12/27/2018 12:19:18 pm

---Bilinguals are better multitasks
---Cultural awareness
---Help job opportunities
---Delay dementia

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Jason Kunkel
12/29/2018 08:25:47 am

1: improves cultural awareness
2: helps with the ability to make friends and communicate with others
3: helps to improve memory

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Tanya Portwine
12/29/2018 01:03:59 pm

Advance executive functioning
Score higher in tests
better at muti-tasking

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Chong H Park
12/29/2018 02:11:35 pm

1. Gives you an advantage in your career or getting jobs
2. Delays chance of developing dementia
3. Gives children more attachment with their family culture.

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Catherine
12/29/2018 03:35:46 pm

Learning a second language keeps your brain sharp, can delay Alzheimer’s and dementia and helps in the job market find a better job.
It also helps understand different cultures and civilizations.

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Hannah
12/30/2018 03:27:32 pm

-Will help with job chances
-Decreases chance of developing dementia
-Increases memory ability

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Cassandra Gonzalez
12/30/2018 04:36:47 pm

Three ways learning a second language can benefit children is:

1. can delay the development of Dimentia
2. Can help children in the workforce when they reach adulthood
3. Helps promote overall brain develpoment in general and builds social skills and confidence as well

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belen felix haros
12/30/2018 05:20:30 pm

Gives you an advantage in jobs
Helps children learn about another culture,Decreases chance of developing dementia

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Kaitlynn
12/31/2018 01:25:38 pm

1. More advanced executive function skills.
2.Can score higher on standardized tests.
3. Better multi-taskers.

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Jessalyn Quitugua
12/31/2018 02:42:49 pm

Three ways learning a second language is beneficial for children is because it allows children to learn about different cultures (be able to make more friends), can increase the potential for hiring because of the language skill, and it also makes students more likely to score higher on standardized tests.

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Stephanie
12/31/2018 08:51:23 pm

1. Cognitive skills
2. Understanding of cultural differences
3. Increased ability to communicate

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Valerie Martin
1/1/2019 11:14:14 am

Helps them learn about another culture
Helps them to be better multitaskers in the future
Will open doors for more job opportunities

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ladan
1/11/2019 08:00:13 pm

1- Decrease Chance of dementia
2- Increase in ability to multi-task
3- Increase in job opportunities

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Pat forsman
1/18/2019 12:26:15 pm

Academic ...helps impulse control..planning...organizing skills
Making friends....speak a bit of another child's language...feels included
Cultural awareness....respect and appreciation for everyone

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Maryam
2/11/2019 12:30:13 pm

-Higher cognitive skill
- Better social skill and finding friends
-Better communication
- Delay in brain aging
- better opportunity in getting jobs

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deanna jennings
2/21/2019 02:56:12 pm

academic advantages
making friends
health wise

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Alissa
2/28/2019 09:31:19 am

1) allows them to communicate in more ways than one and make friends
2) Cultural diversity and acceptance
3) Expanded vocabulary and increased memory capabilities

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JESSIE JONES
3/17/2019 12:32:53 am

1 decease chance of demitasse
2 communicate with class mates
3 it increase your chance in getting a job with second luggage

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lindsay fraser
4/24/2019 10:04:43 pm

1)helps children to learn about and appreciate other cultures
2)opens up more job opportunities in their adult lives
3) delays Alzheimer and dementia

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Manisha prasad
4/27/2019 10:44:03 pm

1.Broaden their knowledge and learn to respect other culture
2.delays in alzemiers or dementia
3.allow them to communicate more than one ways and being friendly with other students

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Sandy Davis
5/6/2019 10:27:27 am

- They are better multi-taskers because of having to switch back and forth between languages
- It can actually delay dementia/Alzheimers by up to 5 years
- It also helps with cultural awareness and making friends

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Dharitri Desai
9/26/2019 11:25:52 am

Dual language speakers have a sharper brain as switching from one language to other stimulates the brain. Dual language speakers are better at multi tasking. It is an added plus in your resume. It helps delay Dementia/ Alzheimer's.

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Bethany Shoop
9/27/2019 04:55:10 pm

Cultural awareness
helps children to make friends
provides a chance for real world application

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